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GernRnY.
GENERAL GERMAN NEWS.

peace, the war dance Of France and Ger
many must open its bloody maze France
will either be overtsken By the fate
of Poland or the German en-
pire will be cast down from
the height on which it has
! stood since the stoTming Of DuppeI.
! Germans would enter upon war cor
SciOus that they had done their best 20
avoid conflict In the meantime, the
| severest sentence attached to the Leipsic
trial is not that pronounced by the Relics
gericht, but the judgment it involves on
France"
The National Zsitung, which Is noted
for the moderation of its srtiCles, says:
/ sit is impossible to close our eyes to the
dangers of recurring hostile incidents.
The seeds OF hatred against
Germany sown for the last
| seventeen years is now in
/ the most luxuriaut bloom Day after
day the French papers are filed with the
names OF German residents in France,
whom it is treason 20 talk TO or employ.
France must soon be made 70 see that
hatred is not the foundation on which g
civilized state can attain external
| power"
! The Post commenting on the ant
! German Juror draws the conclusion that
the present peace should not luil the
! German people into a sense Of security
that is not justified BY facts
| This press campaign, which has begun
in earnest has sn uudoubted Chicial
inspiration. 1t is believed TO foreshsdOW
early diplomatic action toward France
| Klein will be imprisoned in the fortress
! ST Msgdeburg. II is reported that since
sentence was passed upon him he has OF
teTed TO make fresh revelations concern
ing MS Official aCCOmpliCes. The wives
Of previous COnviCts KOechlin and Bleich,
who were sent to France, have appealed
to the Emperor for permission to visit
their husbands. Their request will prob
ably be granted. TIE prison life Of
koechlin and BleiCb, under the
code of regulations, is easy
when compared with that Of
Klein and Grebert, They have q com
fortably furnished room which Is partly
fitted up with their own furniture They
can supplement the prison fare ct their
own cost and can smoke and read and ex-
eTCise within the encient of the fortress.
The regimen to which Klein and Grebert
are subjected is the sGverest prescribed
by the senate rules.
Emperor Williams shortened So
j0urn at Ems Is due to his desire 20 get
TO Gastein 10 enjoy the more bracing eli
mate.
It is reported that Prince Bismarck has I
thoroughly recovered from mis- attack OF
rheumatism and willlyisit the Emperor at /
Gasten.
Regarding the election of Prince Fer
dinand of Saxe-Coburg- Gotha as Prince |
of Bulgaria, Berlin official feeling fsvors |
the Prince, but nothing has trsnspired TO /
show Prince BismarCk's tendency. Count .
KalnOkY supports Prince Ferdinand. |
Duke Ernest Of Sake COburg -Gotha has |
given only 8 sullen assent with the pro-
yiso that the Princes acceptance of the .
throne shall depend upon the approval of |
Emperor William. The talk Of diplomatic
circles associates Ferdinand's election
with the probable development of an &C
tive Bismarckian policy against Russia,
The government press does not cease
warning investors against the uncertainty
of Russian securities. The Cologne Ga
z5tte says: "Just as Russia depeciates
German landed property in RGssia, so
may she some day introduce a high tax
on coupons and destroy German capital"
Since the success of the imperial loan,
the attack on the character of Russian
political and not g financial impulse is
behind the scene.
TIE industrial report of Berlin mer-
chants progress in 1886 states that the
rise in prices during the second half Of
the year caused an improvement in
and industry. InCreas-
ed demands from America
gave the first impetus. The continued
fall in the rate Of interest and the prefer
ence OF capitalists for state investments
are held to be proof that the new era of
great undertakings fer German commerce
has not come.
Herr Won BOettiCher's promised mea-
sure for the insurance of wOTkmen
against want in their old age is ready FOR
the Reichstag. It is now under discus
sion by the federal government. The
measure proposes a minimum annu-
ity Of l2Q marks which may be
claimed by workmen when they reach
age Of seventy years or when they are
hopeless invalids. The imperial ex-
chequer pays third OF the annuity,
while the other two-thirds sre paid in
equal amounts by employer and en-
DICyes Associations pay for their mem
0eTs.
THE GERMANS HOT.
BERLIN, July l0.-If the temper Of the
German press were faithful rejection
Of the disposition of the Government 9
war with France would be question Of
lew days. The revelations sc the Klein
trial, which Is openly designed to affect
Germans and be g prOhibitive impost on
German spirits have the combined effect Of
the people to the utmost. The
latter measures nv themselves have I {